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'New Mexican' didn't want to turn the page on Pancho Villa's raid of Columbus

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The paper called for harsh reprisals after about 485 Mexican revolutionary troops under Villa's command crossed the border into the United States in 1916, killing 17 Americans.

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'New Mexican' didn't want to turn the page on Pancho Villa's raid of Columbus

The paper called for harsh reprisals after about 485 Mexican revolutionary troops under Villa's command crossed the border into the United States in 1916, killing 17 Americans.

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Santa New Mexican broke the news in on Monday, March 3, 2025.
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